The Page Likes metric provides the total number of users who have clicked the "Like" button on a Facebook Page to show their support and receive updates from the Page in their News Feed.
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Inbound Social Media Performance
Use this organic social report to share insights into overviews of your Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram performance.
Page Likes is a Facebook Ads metric that measures the number of people who have liked your Facebook Page. It is a key indicator of your Page's popularity and reach and can also help increase organic reach and engagement.
Net Likes is the difference between the number of people who have liked and unliked your Facebook page over a specific time period. It helps monitor audience engagement and the growth of your page.
Page Views is a metric that measures the total number of times a specific Facebook page has been viewed, including both organic and paid visits. It provides insights into the popularity and reach of a page.
The Post Engagement metric measures the level of interaction or activity that a certain post generates on Facebook, including likes, comments, shares, reactions, and clicks.
Post Reach is the number of people who saw your Facebook post. It only counts each person once, even if they viewed the post multiple times.
Post Reach - Paid is the number of people who saw your post due to paid promotion, such as a boosted post or advertisement, on Facebook.
The Phone Number Clicks metric measures the number of times people clicked on the phone number link on your Facebook page, allowing them to call your business directly from their mobile device.
The number of times your Page's videos played for at least 10 seconds, or for nearly their total length if they're shorter than 10 seconds. During a single instance of a video playing, we'll exclude any time spent replaying the video.